Giuseppe Marotta (94 Viewers)
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I won't say more...
I'm very glad you rate the players we brought in. Considering that most seem to be happy with them, the majority rules.
Well, they were involved in the process. They must know something about what happened.
But as I said before, I don't expect many here to care what is said by former players. I'd bet that if Trezeguet happened to say something negative towards Marotta, fans here would probably try to discredit David. That's just the way it is with fans of large clubs.
I guess some aren't bad as certain Milan fans booing Maldini, though.
Well, they were involved in the process. They must know something about what happened.
But as I said before, I don't expect many here to care what is said by former players. I'd bet that if Trezeguet happened to say something negative towards Marotta, fans here would probably try to discredit David. That's just the way it is with fans of large clubs.
I guess some aren't bad as certain Milan fans booing Maldini, though.
This Marotta project is going to surprise plenty. I would give the guy the benefit of the doubt and let him do his thing. We all saw what Secco and co caused us. Some of the deals Marotta made showed his inexperience as a director manager for a big club like Juve, but those things could be corrected and learned for next mercatos. He filled the team with good players, and few of them I don't rate very high. As I said, I am not happy about selling Diego for so cheap then overreacting and over spending on good enough player like Quag, but Marrotta is definitely learning the hard way and such deals hopefully won't happen again. This team is better defensively thanany of the teams from 2006 until 2009. Also the midfield looks so solid with the addition of players that can distribute the ball very well and long range shot like Aquilani and Krasic. The only suspicious thing about the roster is the supporting striker position, since I believe Del piero is just too old to be a starter, goal machine main striker because neither Amauri nor Yaqwinta are capable of being a ~20 goal scorer, and finally the LB position. Other than that, the team looks solid but not amazing, and we are only few world class players away from being real contender in Serie A
I don't think so man
Last season we spent alot of money and brought in players who did not end up panning out. We had a rookie head coach and we came off a great prior season.
This year we are coming off one of the worst seasons in club history, a terrible mercato, an even dumber head coach, and I know toilets that make better decisions than our new general manager.
Last season we spent alot of money and brought in players who did not end up panning out. We had a rookie head coach and we came off a great prior season.
This year we are coming off one of the worst seasons in club history, a terrible mercato, an even dumber head coach, and I know toilets that make better decisions than our new general manager.
A lot here seem to forget that hiring Del Neri cost us a lot of cash, given that he can only play using a 4-4-2. If we had hired Benitez or any other world-class coach that could have worked with what we had in addition to the fifty something million of transfer budget we could have had a much better looking squad than the current.
Switching to 4-4-2 meant that we need a good second striker and wingers in addition to the holes that already needed to be filled under the 4-2-3-1. The real holes we had were 1 in CB, 2 Full backs and a CF not an SS.
We could have kept Diego, used Giovinco, sold Amauri (If someone is getting payed more than he deserves its him), saved money splashed on Martinez, Quag and Aquilani (Wages for those on loan and transfer costs of Martinez), gotten a real striker that can play upfront on his own and VDV as a midfield boost.
Deals for Defense would have probably been the same.
Deals for midfield would have been partially the same as we would have still needed Krasic and Peppe.. only we would have saved money and added Quality in buying VDV in place of Martinez.
Deals upfront would have been different, as we would have bought a CF not a SS and would have made money out of selling Amauri (10-12 mill?)
The Same people would have been released and our squad would have no holes remaining.. at least the first team wouldn't.
I predict that this year we will continue to have problems in CF, Left Wing, Full back. In addition to, an unbelievable lack of creativity that is as bad as if not worse than last term.
New management should not have started again from scratch, they should have continued building what the others started but without repeating the same mistakes.
The mistakes were the melo-sissoko partnership, The shitty one man aging defense, Marchisio as the first team left winger and the injury proneness of Camo the right winger (which somehow did not even suggest to them to try Gio and push Marchisio closer to his real position), and Amauri as first choice striker. Last but not least, we had the worst coaches a team can ever get.
I expected a coach that is better than Ranieri, which DN is not.
Marchisio, Aq/Vdv, Melo, Sissoko as DMs/CMs without ever having the latter two on the pitch at the same time ever.
Krasic in place of camo with Pepe as sub playing on the side he prefers.
Gio in place of Marchisio with the latter being last resort winger in case, Peppe, Lanzafame were unavailable.
Diego in the middle. Dp and Gio as replacement in case of injury or fatigue.
Anyone other than Amauri (even Huntelaar) as first choice, IQ as sub and Lanzafame is worst case scenario.
We would also have a flexible squad that can adjust to 4-4-2 if shit hits the fan and our creative players die like last season or if things just didnt work out and we needed to experiment different things... we would have had more than one type of attacking midfielders: classic wingers, trequaristas, central players and wide.
Sadly, whats done is done and we now will definitely be screwed if the 4-4-2 fails to create. We will still have to improve in the left winger position, and upfront even though we did buy players in those positions.
Switching to 4-4-2 meant that we need a good second striker and wingers in addition to the holes that already needed to be filled under the 4-2-3-1. The real holes we had were 1 in CB, 2 Full backs and a CF not an SS.
We could have kept Diego, used Giovinco, sold Amauri (If someone is getting payed more than he deserves its him), saved money splashed on Martinez, Quag and Aquilani (Wages for those on loan and transfer costs of Martinez), gotten a real striker that can play upfront on his own and VDV as a midfield boost.
Deals for Defense would have probably been the same.
Deals for midfield would have been partially the same as we would have still needed Krasic and Peppe.. only we would have saved money and added Quality in buying VDV in place of Martinez.
Deals upfront would have been different, as we would have bought a CF not a SS and would have made money out of selling Amauri (10-12 mill?)
The Same people would have been released and our squad would have no holes remaining.. at least the first team wouldn't.
I predict that this year we will continue to have problems in CF, Left Wing, Full back. In addition to, an unbelievable lack of creativity that is as bad as if not worse than last term.
New management should not have started again from scratch, they should have continued building what the others started but without repeating the same mistakes.
The mistakes were the melo-sissoko partnership, The shitty one man aging defense, Marchisio as the first team left winger and the injury proneness of Camo the right winger (which somehow did not even suggest to them to try Gio and push Marchisio closer to his real position), and Amauri as first choice striker. Last but not least, we had the worst coaches a team can ever get.
I expected a coach that is better than Ranieri, which DN is not.
Marchisio, Aq/Vdv, Melo, Sissoko as DMs/CMs without ever having the latter two on the pitch at the same time ever.
Krasic in place of camo with Pepe as sub playing on the side he prefers.
Gio in place of Marchisio with the latter being last resort winger in case, Peppe, Lanzafame were unavailable.
Diego in the middle. Dp and Gio as replacement in case of injury or fatigue.
Anyone other than Amauri (even Huntelaar) as first choice, IQ as sub and Lanzafame is worst case scenario.
We would also have a flexible squad that can adjust to 4-4-2 if shit hits the fan and our creative players die like last season or if things just didnt work out and we needed to experiment different things... we would have had more than one type of attacking midfielders: classic wingers, trequaristas, central players and wide.
Sadly, whats done is done and we now will definitely be screwed if the 4-4-2 fails to create. We will still have to improve in the left winger position, and upfront even though we did buy players in those positions.
Completely unknown. Motta isn't that good defensively and the DC/Grosso/Traore LB contingent doesn't seem to be any better than having Molinaro out there. Bonucci might turn out to be good, thus far he has, but Cannavaro was supposed to be some improvement over the previous year, too.
That's just silly. Having faith in something that isn't proven makes no sense. I know Juventus is considered a religion, but lets not worship Marotta as some fucking God. This is pitiful stuff here.
That's just silly. Having faith in something that isn't proven makes no sense. I know Juventus is considered a religion, but lets not worship Marotta as some fucking God. This is pitiful stuff here.
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Now if u look at both those two articles, I think we can appreciate Marotta's work in building a "new" foundation.
There are two ways of looking at this, one is clubs dish out money now, before the new rule is in effect. Hence milan buying stars, Man City etc.
Or, build a good wage structure now, so that more money can be spent in a transfer market where clubs can't spend unlimited funds. Which means prices for the star players will go down.
Dzeko for 40mil? In the future transfer market where owner's capital injection is limited it wud get lower. Imagine Milan, with the big star wages and Man City. If they don't collect enough revenues they may not make enough margin and thus may have little to spend in the market.
So if this rule does come into effect, Marotta may have just given us a good base to be competitive in future transfer market.
Now if u look at both those two articles, I think we can appreciate Marotta's work in building a "new" foundation.
There are two ways of looking at this, one is clubs dish out money now, before the new rule is in effect. Hence milan buying stars, Man City etc.
Or, build a good wage structure now, so that more money can be spent in a transfer market where clubs can't spend unlimited funds. Which means prices for the star players will go down.
Dzeko for 40mil? In the future transfer market where owner's capital injection is limited it wud get lower. Imagine Milan, with the big star wages and Man City. If they don't collect enough revenues they may not make enough margin and thus may have little to spend in the market.
So if this rule does come into effect, Marotta may have just given us a good base to be competitive in future transfer market.
